US EditionPittsburgh Steelers' Aaron Rodgers Expects to Retire After 2025 Season
- Aaron Rodgers announced on June 24, 2025, that the 2025 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers will be his last in the NFL.
- Rodgers signed a one-year, $13.76 million contract with the Steelers earlier in June after two injury-shortened seasons with the Jets, choosing this path as the best decision for his soul.
- While speaking on ESPN's The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers revealed his plan to conclude his two-decade NFL career in Pittsburgh, commending Coach Mike Tomlin's leadership and the city's strong winning culture.
- Rodgers, a four-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl champion, is aiming to surpass Peyton Manning by adding 37 more passing touchdowns to reach third place all-time. He holds the highest career marks for passer efficiency and lowest interception percentage in league history.
- Rodgers’ retirement announcement suggests he prioritizes personal fulfillment over career longevity, aiming to end his career with peace, fun, and respect for two cornerstone NFL franchises.
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Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers ‘pretty sure’ 2025 season will be his last in NFL
Aaron Rodgers is “pretty sure” the 2025 season, his first with the Pittsburgh Steelers, will be his last in the NFL, the 41-year-old quarterback said Tuesday. The four-time NFL MVP signed a one-year deal with Pittsburgh earlier this month after two injury-marred seasons with the New York Jets. Rodgers’ base salary is $13.65 million and he could earn up to $19.5 million with incentives, according to Spotrac. “I’m pretty sure this is it. That’s wh…
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